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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17

Housekeeping in Martinique would
Deem very queer to Amt rican house
wives. In the first place how would they
and all. in fact, appearing
upon the scene at any moment, in draw
Ing room, dining room, in undress uni
torm1 What q revelation this national
costume was to me! The natives have,
notwithstanding this scantiness of cloth
ing, the redeeming quality Of cleanliness.
The houses ore furnished to suit the
climate, Vienna bent wood and rattan be-
ing the favorite styles. There are some
few exceptions to this rule; when the
people are so thoroughly French, they
must initiate the customs OF their mother
country and fill their apartments with
upholstered easy chairs and divans, Civ
ing the whole most stuffy and inappro-
pirate effect. The floors are without ex-
ception hare, being relieved by an
occasional carpet rug. Most Of the ga
Ions and dining rooms or galleries, as
they are termed in creole, are paved.
Some are very artistic, in colorcd tiles;
most Of them, however, in simple red
tiles about six inches square. These floors
are secured usually twice week, which,
In addition to the paved courtyard, also
10 undergo the same process, makes no
little occupation for one servant, and 1t
generally falls upon the housemaid. The
creoles pride themselves upon their bou-
doirs and sleeping apartments. The fur
hiture Is very elaborate, even among peo-
pie in moderate circumstances, and 1t
necessitates deal of labor to keep it In
order. They are very exacting Of the
housemaid in this respect. Judging from
what have seen, should say that many
hours were spent simply in polishing the
furniture. st. Louis Republican.
A German Nstiousi Dsss.
Some German national dishes clam a
long and honorable descent-for ex-
ample, the famous Klosse or Knodeln.
With us, instead of having refined these,
we have had them handed down in the
form of provincial dumplings, unwel-
como and indigestible, these heavy
masses having no connection with the
good old Saxon light and delicate Klosse.
Their chief ingredients were always eggs,
bread coarsely ground, meat and fish.
In latey periods potatoes, rice and other
vegetables have furnished varieties. The
bread used fer them must be light, with
out crust, either grated. crumbled or
soaked In cold water or milk; they must
be lightly handled, the fingers dipped in
water while forming them into balls the
size of an egg. Lay them apart, put
them into gently boiling soup. water or
milk, wet the spoon MS each ono is
dropped, ~ chives, onions, parsley or
spice. All klosse must b served hot
Tho Asgonaut
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17
= yorkshire wsddine.
Emotiens In the AuimsIs,

Mr.. Romanes enumerates the follow
ing emotions a. Observable In animals:
Surprise and fear (mollusca); social and
parental feelings, industry, curiosity Qn-
sects); Jealousy, anger, play, affection
(fish. cephalopoda, reptiles); sympathy
(hymen optsTa), pride, terror (hirdsl;
grief. hate. cruelty. bensvolsncs (csrniy.
ora and rumtnants), revenge and rage,
lmoPksys and elephaat)i ehAms, humoF,
asostt Ops ePd doQ,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17
tn. Lick rr..niu. school,

II is ten years since James Lick, the
San Francisco millionaire, died, leaving
the bulk OF his large fortune for charits-
bic and scientific purposes, yet the most
practical Of his bequests-the training
school in the trades for young lads has
never been begun, In their first ten years
OF management the Lick trustees spent
Si5O.00Q for legal fees.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17
A Cure for Insomnia.

II you are troubled with insomnia
these sultry nights just turn the faucet
Of cold water In your bath room for q
minute OF two upon your feet and then
thoroughly dry them. Haul taut your
musquito bar, let your head lie low, and,
like the pious country blacksmith In his
pew at church, close your eyes and think
Of nothing. Tie cold water drives the
blood to the head and produces a sopor-
ific effect. One Of the big Portuguese
onions sliced and neatly seasoned and
eaten with thin bread, in the form of
sandwiches, would be good. An ordin-
DRY United States onion will do II the
great big fellows are out Of the market.
Onions are full Of opium. Let business
and all mental labor go ont of your head.
Keep the thoughts Of maturing notes, In
terest upon mortgages, the good looking
chap that was attentive to your best girl,
and all such enemies to repose on the
outside of your musquito netting. New
York Times.
- yorkshire Wsdding.
In Yorkshire when the clergymen asks
the bridegroom II he will have the woman
TO be his welded wife the man will not
infrequently turn to the woman and say;
"Wilt tha' black my boots?' and the
woman will invariably say, ~ wilt"
and the man then rejoins, sNow, ths'st
said it," and he holds her to her word
Chicago Tribune.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17

t'It Is curious" remarked salesman
IN Q Chestnut street store. "whst odd ex-
cuses people viii make foy not buying
things rather than tell TIE truth. Phil
q lelphia Bullstjn
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17
Chicas 4 Atlantic Railway Company.
TIME CARD,
Taking Effect May 90, 1887.

ED-The Chicago and Atlantic Railway
continues TO be the most popular line be-
tween all points east or west. It's trims are
composed of the finest day coaches and pala.
tIai Pullman sleeping cars, and run over y
smooth well bal1ested road bed. No other
connections made In Union Depots, thus
avoiding incomodious transfers at unreason-
oble hours. The rates via this line are a. low
RI the lowest. Ask for your tickets via the
Chicago 4 Atlantic Railway and your journ-
ey Will be one ofcomfort and pleasure.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17
REMPEL'S
Opera House Bazaar !

the place find the largest line Toys Novelties Elegant
Dinner Sets Toilet Sets Tnware Guns Pistols Wagons Baby
Carriages Stationary Tablets INKS Muciage Pens Pencils Cutlery
Vases Bque Figures Flower Pots Full line of Rubber China
Bsque Dolls Perfumery and Toilet Articles Base Balls Jonted
Fish Poles Cross Bows Target Guns Canes Scrap Books Abumns
Scrap Pcure Picture Frames Sates Toilet Soaps Clothes
Brushes Goods Pictures Mirrors all
things suitable Also bugges
sale cheap still keep the old
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17
The Favorite Short Line
To Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
st. Louis, Chicago,
Kansas City and Omaha.
Lowest Rates,
Quickest Time, Best Accommodations.

Trains leave Athens-Enstward, Express
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1:2O y. M; except Sunday. Westward, Ex-
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E0-For further Information and the hest
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Agt. ut Macarthur Junction, or to Il. r. PAT.
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JAS. III. STEWART, VIII. KING,
General Manager. ASS q. r. A
CINCINNATI.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-09-17
RempdS Drug and Grocery Sto E

Corner of Market Main
choice Groceries, Drugs Paints Liquors. Tobacco Cigars Bed
Straw and Agency Bowkes Fertilizers Cement
above articles at hard time prices.
Also agent for the famous CHAMPION MOWER
MACHINES Wagons Buckeye
Rakes Jump Seat Surveys Connersve Rubkoards
bus Carriages, Detroit Spiral Spring Bugges
the Hooking adjoining may
desire to good stock of
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-05

A recent issue of tho Arizonu
Howler containsthe following eli.
torial paragraph: Attention is call
od to the fact that in the news col.
umns of this mornings Howlor there
appears the first aud only account
OF tho elopement of onr wife with
'Thumbloss Billy, the monte sharp,
which occurred yesterday. Thus
we score another one on our dead
contemporary across tho street
Look for some spicy inside develop
ments to be Published exclusively in
this paper tomorrow morning"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-05

Senator Quay has refused to nc
cept his salary as member of tho
United States senate, having return
ed his warrant to Washington HI
does this on the ground that, MS be
still holds the Office ofstate treasurer
he has no right to take another sal.
ary as United States senator. Col.
onel Quay has shown both good
sense and delicate regard for prop
rioty in this act.
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aduct OF the Senator from Nc. Koan
may not be borne 10 remombrance
against it. Tie mon in the gallery
arc not mob, thoy are thoughtful,
intelligent ctizcus", excitedly cried
Emery.
al did not say they wero a mob,
il did did not mean to-" answer
cd Rutan, 81 said the Senator'S ap-
peal was an appeal US though adN
dressed to a mob"
II demand the reading OF the Re-
cord" exclaimed Emery, Il want the
exact remarks of the Senator.
"rhe chair has no control ov q
the stenographer, and cannot compel
him to read tho Record" said the
Chair.
Question! Question:" shouted ev
eral voices.
81 want 10 havo tho Record readn,
said Emery, II have been recognized
by the Chair and | demand the rights
which the Constitution gives mel
1T can't be done, | have asked tho
reporter to read it and he refuses,
cannot compel him to do it, |
delegate tho authority to mako him
read it, to you, make him read it if
you cam said the Chair, George
Handy Smith.
at has been done hundred times,
insist upon III said Emery. The
Chair directed the Clerk to 90 on
with The call Of the roll, with Emery
still shouting for the Record. The
fret few names were scarcely audi
bio and with Emery upon, his fee t,
exclOiming, II will not cit down un-
Itil l have the Record read,' the
clerk preceded. When his name
was called Emery was upon his feet
and voted No, which however he
changed at the end to AYE.
"You ought to help me in lhis,',
said Emery looking appeallngly to
Watrcs, 'Hnd you shout d say some-
thing too W0lliug', but mono Of
these men were disposed to join in
the struggle. Tho Clerk announced
that the vote stood Is for aud 95
against the Bill, and the Chair said
the Bill had fallen.
To express their disaproyal of aud
condemn tho action Of the Senate,
the Oil mon to The numIer Of nearly
two hundred, met in the evening at
the Leland Hotel, aud drew up n
series Of resolutions and formulated
plaus Of organization with the view
OF more effectively prosecuting their
projects in reference to the Oil trade.
That Senator Emery is disposed to
bead II revolt in his section of the
state, in respect to the next ticket
placed in the field, is by some persons
believed to be likely. Speaking of
the probai1l.s s;.nntion in this con-.
nectlon, Senator Snay sald tJ'"u'
Philadelphia newspaper man, on
Friday last, ''We will have to be
careful or there will be trouble ia the
counties of the northwest at tho next
election
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"A statute nrovidos thnt 'no money
due or to become duo to any pen
sioner shall be liable to attachment,
levy or Selling under any legal or
equitable process whatever, but shall
inure wholly to the benefit OF such
pensioner'' Two questions are,
whether the money was subject to
seizure under any form Of Judicial
proceeding, and whether it 10 liable
TO be taken under au attachment.
The Supreme Court at Phil'a last
week, decided these questions in the
affirmative, Judge Clark says tha
the exemption provided by statute
will only protect the fund, whilst il
the course Of transmission to the
pensioner, After that it is liable to
seizure as other money.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-05

The Senate OF Pennsylvania last
week rejected by decided vote the
bill providing for the pansioning Of
Judges after twenty years Of service.
This bill was asked for alone by
Philadelphia, tho rest Of the State
being strongly against it; and, aaido
from the question OF the merit or
demerit of the measure, thoro was
no justification for its passage in
the shape Of popular demand But
it is wrong in principal. There is
no reason Why tue State should es-
tablish a pension list for her officials
They are as we'll paid, tho judgas
particularly 80. There aro other
classes of officials not 80 we'll paid
whose deservings arc equal to these
Of the judges, and in whose Lehali
pensions could bo as strongly urged
and would have been, had this bill
become a law. The defeat Of thii
bill has, we hope, given a quietus tc
this pension humbug for many yearl
TO come.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-05
Trial List, May Term 1887.

Elz. SNYDER. VS. &. Tower. TX.
David ". Git, Admrs. vs. Chas. Roger.
Ihom. Gutglius, VS. Daniel 8. Roger.
Hiram Dre.sbach Adur,. Va Ch6s W. Brown
ct uf.
lcrc X Crawford, w N. Young.
John J. Keller, " John W. SnOkc, ct. at
John llummell, ys LcH Uhlor.
n. j. LiyingstSne. vs. y. NJ. Tcats
\. Parlyo VI Levi Musser.
BuId.
Rachael ) NTH, VS. James s. Smith, Admrs.
samuel II. ioder, vs. John Hare.
Elias l'l'ly, c.. at. ys John h. Hughes
Simon X. Hcrtold. VS. Abel herrold.
Lewis liOuser. " Samuel Wttmcr.
John J. Swart1, TX. VI william Matter
Val. Schlosscr, vs. Mary Nosokcr VI. al.
philip X. Lenig, vs. Daniel E.cnhart.
Peter Lonig, VS. Roswell Meyer.
Isaac BJrkey, w Levi Teats
nayotta fetteroli Adinrs., vs. Enos II, Herman.
inc school DIST. Of Sclius;royc W. Tho nrst
Lutheran Cong. OF SelnsgTJNe.
mary kcister, Va Levi hussor.
Sallie brosse. vs. Geo. Ewi..
The above causes are ut issue end for trial M
hay torn, 1887.
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Republisaa.c a.cauDtylTiokat
Thursday, May >, 1887.

A farmer Of Washington County
IL, the other day went into a
smoke house which had not been
opened for six mouths, he was SUR
prised to find about Is bushels OF
wheat piled in one corner. 1t had
been brought there by rats from the
bin Of ncighboring farmer, whose
wheat was 10 bushels short.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-05
Notice Of Application for Charter.

Notice IL hereby given that an application
Will be made before the Hon. J. &. Bucher,
President Judge OF tho Court Of common Tleas
Of Snyder County, In the Court House at Mid.
dleburgh, on MONDAY the ~ day Of MAY,
a. d, 1851, at 2 a'click. T.. NJ, Of said day for
Charter Of Corporation Of the First Cisss,
TO be called and known as est. JOINTS Reform.
ed Church, OF West Beaver Township The
character. OH CT, aud purpose VI which is the
wOrehip OF bod according to tho Confession Of
Faith, known az the Heidelberg Chatcchism.
April Is, 1881 F.E. BOW ER, : oil ,itor.
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Notice OF Application for Carter.

Notice 10 hereby givon that an applica iiou
Will be made before tho Hon. J. q. Bucher
Pfesident Judge OF tho Court ofCommon Pleas
Of Sny dor County, ia the Court House, Middle
burRh, Pa, on Monday. the 2sd day Of May, A
", ISL, at 2o'eloct, y. NJ, Of sid day for
Charter OF Corporation OF the First class, un
der the Act ot Assembly OF April 29th 1874
said Corporation is to DO called and known a.
the "St. )hns Evangelical Lutheran Conete
cation TO be located In west Beaver township
snyder County Pa, Tie charaCtor,abl cot and
putpose OF which is the worship OF Odd accord
Ing to the faith doctrines, discipline. and asa
OF th7 Evangelical Lutheran Church.
April 10th. 1881. +. Il. BOWER, Solicitor
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6ccounts.

The folio wing Accounts havo been filed. ex
amincd and passed In tho Protlonotary's or
nee, and Will be prcsc ted to tho next court OF
Common Pleas Tor confirmation. All persuns
Interested will take notice.
The final account Ut VIM. 4. Fisher. assigned
Of y, ). Fisher, late of Selin'grvyc, Pa.
Tho first account OIL VI Dau6crmAn commit
tee Of Philip Icu;cr n luuatic.
Tho hrft and hnal account o. =. y Bower
committee Of r. T.. KrCiucr u luuatic who 10 now
decd
". W. WlTTENMYER,
April %, 81. piothouotary.
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u--uss-r.rrrs..uszxrzary-rxs,u
EucElan s Arnica SALIVA.

The Best Salve in the world FOR
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and
allSkin Eruptions, and positively
cnres Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box.
q, NJ. Shindel.
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Registers Notices,
NOTICE is hereby given that the

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following named persons have hled their
administrators Guardians and Executors ac.
counts, In the Registers Once of SNYDER
County, and the same will be presented for con.
ltirmation aud allowance at the Court House in
Middleburgh, Monday, May 23d, 1887.
/. The second and hnal account of Henry N.
Wotlcl, admir- oithe estate OF Henry Wetzcl, dc
ceased
q First and final account of Ilopnia Sampsel,
adm'r vi tho estate Of John Shipkel, deceased
3. Tho second and final account of Perry Hare,
admir- of the estate ol Mary Jane Hare, deceased.
L. Tho first and final account OF John g. Krit2,
or, Guardian OfGGo, w. Bohner
O. The first and final account OF Emanuel Page
Executor Of the estate OF Barbara Bertch, deed.
o. The hrst and final account OF Emanuel Page
surviving executor VI tho estate Of Christian
Bcrtch, decd.
7. First and inal account Of II. L. Miller, Jr.
admir- of tho estate oi r. A. Narmau, decd.
S. Tho inal account of Morris Erdley and len
decd.
Q. Tho hrst and Anal account Of VIM. Scham
bach, admir- Of the estate vi Joseph Eby, deod.
10. Tho first and final account OfJohn Kepler
erecr Of the estate oi Ann kepler. decd.
| II. Tho arst and final account Of Ann Meyer
adm'x Of the estate OF VIM. Meyer, decd.
u. Tho first and final account OF Levi J. and
Daniel Beaver, adm'rso oi tho estate oiJohn Mich
aol Beaver, deed.
l3. First and final account OH. J. Kslsor and
Angelino Kelser, adm'rs OF tho estate OF George
| Musser; decd.
Il. First and Anal account Of Josiah Nerhoo
admir- OF the estate OF Reuben belong, decd,
10. First and final account of David Gross,
admir- Of the estate OF Catherine Gross, decd.
Io.The sooosd and hnal account iElas Strouse,
exocr OF the estate OF Philip btrouse, decd.
II. First and fnal account Of X. q. Fiss, exocr
Of tho estate of Henry dseiner. decd.
ii. y. DUCK.
ksgister and kecaxaW
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In a recent note to the Philade

In recont note 10 the fnlladel~
phia Ledger, President Magill gives
the following facts relative to schooI
teachers salaries Tho average sal,
aries Of the malls teachers in oui
public schools in 20 States and Ter.
ritories is $53.7l per month. Pom,
sylyania stands Olaf in tho list o.
30, her salaries averaging $3S47
The average salaries Of the female
teachers in the same States aad
Territories is 1921 per month.
Here again Pennsylvania stands 2lst
in the list of 20, with an average OF
S23 80, Nevada heads tho list, vitl
an average Of $1,000 for men and
s9G.0l for women. For men South
Carolina ends tho list, with an ay-
erage Of St2G %, and for women the
list closes with MNino, at SlG.28 pei
month.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-05

There were $4,000 insane persons
in the United states in 1855, about
30 per cent, Of whom were Of foreign
birth. The average expense of main.
tanning an insane person is said to be
Sll0 year, or over Sl0,000,000 a
year for the entire number:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-05
Court Proclamation

~ r,nofHEBEAS the .uni,9 o.' tue Judi
cial district composed Of the counties of Snyde
UnlOn and MiftiIn npd samuel A. We'zel and
jacob A. Smith, Esqs. Associate Judges in
and tor snyder county have Issued their Pre-
oept bearing, dato tho 18th day OF April. 4 ID
lssI, to mo directed for tue holding Of m Or.
phgns court. n court of Common Pleas, court
of oyer and Term ner and General court OF
Quarter Sessions VI tho peace az MiiGlebUrgh
Tor tho county Of snyder; on the 4th Monday
tbcIng tho 2sni day OF May lss7,) and contiuue
QUO Wcok.
Notice is Therefore ncrcuy given to the Coro'
ner, Justices OF the Peace aud COnstRUes IN
and for tho county ufSuydor, - appear in ,heil
proper persons with thoir rolls records, iUqur
sitOns, examination and other remembrance.
to those things to their offices aud IN their bel
hall pertain to lie done and witnesses and por,
| cons prosccu'iug In bChalf of tho Common
wealth against any persons are required to bC
| then and there Attending Oni not depart lnl
without loave at thcir pcrli, Justices are re
quostod TO be pun'tual In their attendance a
| tho appointed time agrcoably 10 notice.
| fivcn under 'nr hand and soa at the Sher
ms othco In Miilloburg, the 2s,h day OF Apr
a. D., one thousand ciXht hundred an
| eighty seven
NEk u. NIDDLEsNARrH, sherin.
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NOTlCE is hereby given thai The

n OJlCE is hereby given that the
~ following widows Appraiscmonts under
the $500 Law, have been ilch with tho Clcrs of
the Orphans Court Of Snyder county, for con.
hrmation on Monday, tho 2snd day OF May.
Appralsnent Of Sarah s. Miller. widow Of
khcy Muller, late oil Pcrry township Snyder Co..
Ia, iced.
Appresmcnt susan Steiningcr, widow Of
Geo. Stcininger, late Of Midllcryok township
Snyder county, Ia. lcrd.
- -APpraismont of MargarI Suth. widow Of !.
h. smith, late Of Nourg township, S1ydcr coun.
ty Pa, decd.
AIpraismcnt Of Cltharino stroud, widow Of
Jacob stroud, la;O OF Snyder county, Pa, decd.
Apprlsmcnt OF Molly Rittor. widow Of John
Ritter, laso oi JakcAsOn tOwsGhip, Snyder cOun.
y Ia., decd.
Apprnismcnt Of Ncranicd 5. Ritter. widow of
II. j. Ritter, latte OF Monre township, Snyder
eOnuty, Pa, decd.
Appraismcnt OF lrabolla stout. widow of Geo.
W. Stout, latc of Centre township, Snyder coun.
ty Ia. decd.
Apprnismcnt OF Clthnrino Youngmnn, widow
OF Thomas Noungman, late OF West Beaver
toWnihip snyder county, Pa. dccl.
WV. WlTrENMYER,
hpfli . S'' Clerk, q. G.
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SECOND SALE!
SO BUGGIEs. WAGONS,
CARRIAGES, Etc.

Tho undersigned will offer at public sale at tho
Beaycrtown Carriage WOrEs,On
Tuesday, May II, 1887,
at 10 o'clock, a. m, the following vehicles, viz;
Two new family llarolchcs, ? new family Sur
rcy Carriages, anew lunp-sclt tIrriasos,l new
.do bar top buggy, l new sidc-har Corning top
BuVBy, 3 new sidc-bar Elcptic-spring top Bug
plcs now White Chapel top Buygy,2 now side
bar pian0.box top liuggics, new piano.boX
Eleptir spring top lmggcs, new Buck boards,
ucW sldr-har, light skeleton Wagon, 2 sldo-baT
Whito Chapel open liugglcs, new Ono,horso
platform sprius Wagons, l secondhand Surry
Carriage, new twu-hOrac platform spring Wag'
on, nlw throespru- family wagon, two-solt-
cl Jagaar wapou, Tho balance consist of Elcptc
brewster. Imkin and Shuler spring Buggies
About 20 OF these are second handed, but In good
repair. a credit OF months will be given.
j. l.. kEARNS,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-05

bOlILth = Liz tENSE.
lIos sorman & Grimm, Washington Township.
have fiIed their petitions tor Tavern licenses
with tho Clork Of Quarter sessions of Snyder
county,and tho same Will DO presented Tor APP
proval on Monday, the 23d day OF May next
And now, Apali 18th, 1871, Il Is ordered
that the Clork Of the court iu3crt IN tho publ
cation of Tavern Licenses hereafter u notice
null and void unless tie applicant shall lit
the same within niteen days after the same
shall have been granted, hy tho production OF n
Of taid Court, that tho License fee has been
paid. " PER CURTAIN.
w, W. WlTTENMY Err, Ulerk q. 5,